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Old 02-24-2014, 08:44 PM
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Default Re: Motor uestion about turns,vs speed,vs torque

You can't beat this option for more power, there's no motor replacement out there that will come near to equal it. The kit stock motor & pinion will be perfect with it.

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Old 02-24-2014, 09:23 PM
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Default Re: Motor uestion about turns,vs speed,vs torque

I have a 60T venom fireball with the integy not quite 4:1 gear reduction on my IH5900 heavy haul tractor . That truck did very well in the sled pull at Indy . I used to have a 75T integy lathe in it with the "4":1 was just too slow and ripped the pinions apart in the rears pullin me around (180lbs) . I've only ever used integy lathe or the venom fireball so can't comment on the rc4wd
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